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1911 Census:
Benjamin Siddall was a 17 year old coal miner, born in Old Whittington and residing at 65, Mount Pleasant Road, Whittington. He was the son of John Siddall, an ironworks labourer, and Ellenor Siddall.
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Benjamin Siddall was a 17 year old coal miner, born in Old Whittington and residing at 65, Mount Pleasant Road, Whittington. He was the son of John Siddall, an ironworks labourer, and Ellenor Siddall.